Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-09-17

.ss---....,---- --S-s-s-S-S---2-----i--s the Is,s Gov. Bartlett will be enbslped sDd removed to the hall of the Pioneera' V here IL wlll lie in state.
 Ay.er taking out the body the Lieut. Governor made sn address, ID the cousse If which be said. with Ihe American that Govern pments are In- sti:uted, ,to secure life. .iIOerty, and present I an ID full accord with ine people who believe n She eradlcailoD or imported heresis Of the Communists ard Socialists. l have no sympathy WltH these doctrines. They are contrary 10 the poilcy of OUT free institutions, and those who prOanlgste them are enemies of msnkind-'
 OTTAWA, H., Sept 13-The supreme court uet thus morniGg. but nothing new vas developed IG the anarchist casss.
 MILWAUKEE, September l3-It IS an nouuc u inst ArlzoDs has been set sside from the department Of the CslIfornla q. i. R.. and department Ot Arlzohs sstsbli. he'd. A. l.. Grow of Fombstone, has been appointed department com mander.
 SOFIA, Sept. 13-A meeting of the National party was held yesterday. A procession was formed and marched to the palace, where they cheered Prince Ferdinsnd; thence proceeded to the res idence of M. Ksraveloff and threw stoues ar hIs windows. The police were unable % auelI the disturbance and many or iheia were injured. The mob then vis- tied the office of the opposition journals aud sussbed the windows, shouting, "Doun with traitOrsl" They then re- turned to the palace where Prince Ferdinand appeared upon inc balcony and the resolutions adopted al the u eel ing were read to him. In reply be sad, Love me: be good patriots. Long live Bulgaria The crowd then dispersed, singing national anthems,
 SAS FRASCIsCo, September l3-Ai a meeting this afternoon of the directors "f the Nevada Bank, James C. Flood re signed the presidency of the bank, but still retains the positions as one of the directors. III health Is given as the cause of his resignation. Geo. l.. Brand CT tender q his resignation az vIcs-E res dent and director, which WAS accepted. Ex-Uuitei States Senator Jos. G. Fllr was then elected as director and presI- dent of he bank. MF. Fair ~iil assume Hciiye management at once. JEo. 4. B!geiow, IA personal friend of Far, was elected vice-pEesldent.
 NEv YORK September l3.-The wind died out early in ;he afternoon snd the yachts driftcd back toward Sandy Hook. Volunteer was slightly in the lead, but c. question as to which American yacht will contest with the Scotch yacht Is still unsettled. The Thistle showed on light Eind ste is superior to either of the AneucSns.
 Wa HlSGT0S, September l3-In re- gard to the purchase of bonds by the syernmeut, the President said yester- |ds sy: The criticism on .ne action of the Treasury Dspgr.msn, for it's refusal Co accept ASy O. the offers O: bonds lsss NrduesdNy. it seems to ne is incOnslst- ,...;iy nude. IT. the first place the offers were higGer COZ s.derIBg the lapse or time they mad Co run than they had heretofore been spi did Dct present as favorable terms Co the government. r.. the next clacs the Bdmber offered was much less than On former occBsiOns. These isc,s msy well give rise Co the inference that the people holding bonds preferred them tO money.
 BRUSSELS. September 13-Oa hearing tha. the committee having 10 charge the prrparauOEs for the approaching milI- iary encGmpmeut ID Chicago intended to trarsp. rt foreign troops as second snd .rA f.H cha NfrvfI frnarH Ha have decided not to accept the invita- ton 70 attend the eucampment
 SARATOGA. September 13 - Delegates to the republican state cOnveutI5 5n are coming here slosiy. < state committee Uiil settle tue organization of ths con vastipu this evening. II is probable eX- Ss2,tor Mil!e- will be chosen permsn- ent president. It seems G. be Gsterm- ia.d Co caooee Fred Grant f1. secretary O, state and Mr Carmichael uf Boffalo for state treasurer.
 ToRoSTo. September I3-rhs nstiOa- al prison congress sO-day consiiered the subject Cf.physioians, care Of prisoners ] icod, clothing, ventilsiiOn. prison labor, s.c. and att rwsId visited the Central prison and Mercer 5,toTmstory. WAsHISGrov. September 13-In au- sver 70 the icqIIry to-day relative Co .hs statement made in the British house Of commons by Sir James Ferguson Co the effect that the United States govern men. had ordered the discontinuance of the seizurs of British vessels sealing ID Alaskan waters, Secretary Bayard says he knows nothing of the making of an order such as described.
 HAzLKroS, Pc, September I3-Thiriy- five thousand miners are out on a strike for gu increase Of wages. The hills are crowded to-dly with able men. An ex- trHoFdinary feature of the strike IS the unanimous way in which men who are pot union men have entered into the spirit of the fight. At Hszleton it IS sta ed that where nos a single Knight of Labor or amslRsmatOr has been employ ed, ihe famous eviction men have gone Oui without dissenting voice.
 EAsr SAGINAW. Mich, September I3- The woman arrested a. Jersey City on Ssfu-day nigh, oD accolDt of her story of ths Ford children kidnapping case, I5 not, as reported. Mrs. Brooks of Tus- ca!a colaty, who recently created so
 much talk by her adventures in Colo rado ani Cali.ornia. Mrs. Brooks Is BOW st Cairo in this state.
 OTTAWA. On, September l3-OEin2 70 the serious hs .sS. Os the railroad struggle ia Manissca, the Dominion Government has Cr,iecad the militia. which is stationed at Winnipeg. to hold themselves in readiness tn suppress any outbreak.
 NEw YORK. September l3-A report waq n circulation IL Wsi street that a c0m2roulise had 5eeo effected between ,hs management ot the Northern Pacific Harris If the Northern Pacific refused tO make any statement in the matter. The representatives of the Uni1n Pacific